20 Best Games Of The Year, According To Our Experts
2024 has been a fascinating year for video games, with some real highs — and lows — across all platforms. This year we saw a wonderful slate of AAA games enjoy their well-deserved praise and accolades, with kicking off the year in style, all the way up to end-of-year hits like remake, and. It's also been a phenomenal year for indie games thanks to the surprise hits of, along with instant classics like and .
Last year was largely dominated by the phenomenal, which was a sure-fire win for Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2023. This year, however, it was anyone's game with nominees,,, ,, and. The award surprised viewers by going to — a well-deserved win, in our opinion.
Still, there are plenty of other games the editors here at have dubbed worthy of the title of «best.» The following games have been selected by our Gaming editors, considering not just awards, accolades, general reception — plus our own review scores — but also our own personal favorite candidates for games we've loved most throughout the year.
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What it's about: The opening chapter of the Worldsoul Saga and the 10th expansion, challenges players to explore beneath the surface of Azeroth.
as a whole has been a part of my life for almost 17 years now. The massive amount of abilities, different playstyles, and the sense of community that I get from my guild is something I will never forget. Ranking top dog in DPS, healing like no other in raids, and completing the new questline from the first expansion in the Saga always brings back those feelings of when I first started playing back in Vanilla .
Though times have changed drastically,the storyline and lore that is presented in keep me coming back for more.
— Written by Samantha Giambra-Plaisance, Gaming Editor.
World of Warcraft has been out for 20 years. With several expansion packs and constant updates, is it too late to start playing in 2024 and beyond?
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